| Trees adapted to narrow streets |
| Lombardy poplar | Hackberry |
| Silver maple | Carolina poplar |
| Tree of heaven | Box elder |
| Ginkgo | Mesquite |
| Black locust | Silver poplar |
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| Trees adapted to wide avenues |
| Oaks | Ash |
| Elm | Cottonwood |
| Sycamore | Eucalyptus |
| Sweet gum | Willow |
| Basswood | Walnut |
| Tulip tree | Camphor tree |
| Honey locust | Mulberry |
| Magnolia | Russian olive |
| Pecan | Bois d’arc |
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| Trees for very severe city conditions — narrow parkings, oil, smoke, etc. |
| Tree of heaven | Sycamore |
| European plane tree | Ginkgo |
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| Short-lived trees |
| Poplar | Box elder |
| Chinaberry | Hackberry |
| Silver maple | Black locust |
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| Untidy trees |
| Eucalyptus | Ginkgo |
| Mulberry | Tree of heaven (female) |
| Black locust | Bois d’arc (female) |
| Chinaberry | Japanese varnish |
| Cottonwood | Willow |
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| Trees sprouting badly from the roots |
| Tree of heaven | Willow |
| Poplar | Black locust |
| Cottonwood |
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| Undesirable street trees in regions where other varieties thrive |
| Cottonwood | Chinaberry |
| Carolina poplar | Box elder |
| Tree of heaven | Evergreens |